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Australian Social Cohesion Summit

The Australian Social Cohesion Summit 2025, hosted by the Scanlon Foundation Research Institute in Melbourne, will bring together participants from government, industry, academia, and community sectors. This landmark biennial event will serve as a vital platform for tackling the challenge of building inclusive and thriving communities. Don’t miss out this one of a kind event!

Social Cohesion Insights 08: Religion and social cohesion in Australia

Starting in 2007 and administered each year since 2009, the Mapping Social Cohesion surveys are a unique source of data about how Australians view their lives and the communities they live in. The surveys use a systematic methodology with nationally representative samples that provide a strong basis for analysis of sub-groups. The Insights series take a deep dive into these rich data.

Australian Migration and Population Dashboard

A new resource contextualising the real, relevant numbers behind Australia’s migration and population trends.

2024 Mapping Social Cohesion Report

This report presents findings from the latest Scanlon Mapping Social Cohesion Survey. The report builds on the knowledge gained through the sixteen earlier national surveys (2007, 2009-23).

Five Years of Impact: Strengthening Social Cohesion in Australia

This Impact Report highlights our key achievements since the Scanlon Foundation Research Institutes inception in 2019.

Our data has supported policymakers, agencies, and community organisations, while our work has amplified public discourse on social cohesion.

It’s not just cricket: sport, social cohesion and belonging

This narrative how members of Australia’s South Asian diaspora have used cricket to build culturally safe spaces, foster belonging, and strengthen community ties.

New: Voices of Australia Podcast

We’ve launched a new podcast! Listen to the Voices of Australia podcast to discover new perspectives on how to build a cohesive society.

The Scanlon Foundation Research Institute exists as a bridge between academic insight and public thought on matters relating to Australia’s social cohesion.

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